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Devon Williamson Why Physical Therapy I want to change peoples lives Helping others recover from injury Watching clients improve their strength amp mobility Determined Dedicated Motivated ID: 678211

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Aspiring Physical Therapist

Devon WilliamsonSlide2

Why Physical Therapy?

I want to change people’s lives

Helping others recover from injury

Watching clients improve their strength & mobility

Determined

Dedicated

Motivated Sense of AccomplishmentSlide3

Future Aspirations (Part 1)

Clinical DirectorFacility focusing mainly on sport and athlete recovery

Being my own bossSlide4

Future Aspirations (Part 2)University level Orthopedic Physical TherapistPersonal sports injuries have guided my focus from Athletic Training to Physical Therapy

I understand the set back injuries have on participation in sportsI desire to help athletes return stronger, overcome their set backs, and prevent future injurySlide5

Athletic HistorySoftball8 years; 5-13 years old

Pitcher, First Base, and Short StopSlide6

Williamstown High SchoolGraduated in the top 25% of the class of 2010

Desired to be an Athletic TrainerCaptain and MVP of the Varsity Swim TeamSlide7

Athletic History Continued…Swimming3 years; 15-18 years old

Sophomore to Senior year of HS

My Main Events

100yd

backstroke

200yd Individual Medley400yd freestyle relay200yd medley relaySlide8

Gloucester County CollegeMajor

Athletic TrainingGraduationMay 2012

3.1 GPASlide9

Gloucester County CollegeCompleted Core CoursesAnatomy and Physiology I & II

Basic NutritionCare and Prevention of Athletic InjuriesSafety and First AidSlide10

Rowan University

Department of Health and Exercise Science

Health Promotion and

Wellness Management

3.0 GPASlide11

Expected GraduationMay 2017Completed Core Courses:

KinesiologyExercise PhysiologyNutritionFoundations of Health Promotion & Wellness Management

Current Core Courses

:

Exercise PrescriptionExercise for Special Populations

Lab in Personal Training

Rowan UniversitySlide12

Victory Physical TherapyVoted Best Physical Therapy in Gloucester County - 2008, 2011, and 2012

May 2010-August 201080 Observation Hours

Working directly with…

Dr. Michael A. Walters, PT, CSCS

Dr.

Joseph Orbaczewski, PT, DPTSlide13

Victory Physical TherapySeptember 2016

Hired as PT Aid

Prepares treatment room for patients by following prescribed procedures and protocols. Aid prepares patients for physical therapy treatment by welcoming, comforting, providing and assisting

patient

into physical therapy apparel or apertures

Job of a PT AidSlide14

GetFIT

is dedicated to promoting an inclusive culture of

health

and wellness

for people with disabilities, chronic health conditions,

and

their caregivers

January-May 2016

GetFIT

VolunteerSlide15
Slide16

Why go to Physical Therapy?

Reduce or eliminate painAvoid surgery

Recover from surgery

Improve mobilitySlide17

More reasons to go to Physical Therapy

Improve balance/reduce

falls

Recover from injury

Manage age-related issues

Return to sportSlide18

Why Sports Recovery?Patellar tracking problems have held me back in sports

Poor training methods, inadequate warm-ups, and lack of conditioning are just a few of the causes of sports injuries

Most common sports injuries

Sprains, strains, and fractures

Knee injuriesSwollen musclesShin splints

DislocationsSlide19

Victory Physical TherapyGet FIT

Contact:Devon WilliamsonEmail : williamsd8@students.rowan.edu

Phone : 856-885-6842Slide20

It is an outstanding honor to be able to have the skills and knowledge

to help others regain their

mobility

and

flexibility, build up

strength, recover from injury and prevent any future injury and this is why I stay motivated and dedicated to my studies.

I look forward to the day that my hard work pays off and I receive my PhD in

Physical Therapy, being able to do what I love for the rest of my life.